Quran Khatam & Hifz planner
Make a realistic daily plan: finish reading the whole Quran (for example in 30 days of Ramadan), or plan memorisation with daily revision.
Ramadan 2027 plan. This form is set to start on the expected first fast, Monday 8 February 2027, and to finish the Quran in 30 days (about one juz a day). The start can move by a day with the moon sighting; change the date if your community begins earlier or later. Ramadan 2027 guides
Preparing for Ramadan 2027? Open a 30-day Khatam plan from 8 February 2027.
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How the planner works
Khatam: the pages (or juz) of your chosen mushaf are shared out evenly over your days. Each day shows the pages, the juz and the surah and ayah where the reading starts and ends. Tick each day as you finish; your ticks are saved on this device, and you can print the plan or add it to your calendar.
Hifz: the estimate counts only new memorisation (sabaq) on your chosen days, plus any consolidation weeks. Daily revision of recent lessons (sabqi) and older juz (manzil) is built into the routine, not added on top. Real progress depends on the student, the teacher’s advice, health, school and family life, so treat the date as a rough guide, not a target to worry about.
Page and juz boundaries: Madani 604-page layout and juz starts from the Tanzil Quran metadata (CC BY 3.0); Indo-Pak 15-line, 610-page layout from DigitalKhatt (MIT), with South-Asian para starts. Surah:ayah numbering follows the common Kufi count. Your printed mushaf may break pages slightly differently.